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The Pachmayr F325 Deluxe has been a go-to field pad for decades, and it earns that reputation the old-fashioned way: it soaks up recoil and looks sharp doing it. This small-size version wears a warm brown finish with the classic white line base, so it blends in beautifully with walnut and wood stocks. The softer face is the real draw here, making it a favorite for anyone who feels those heavier loads settle right into the collarbone.
It's built for both shotguns and rifles, which is part of why it's stayed popular so long. Folks running everything from an 870 pump to a thumping Marlin 45-70 have leaned on the F325 to tame stout recoil, and the brown rubber tends to match up nicely with older wood stocks when you're restoring a family gun. The stippled face gives you a non-slip surface so the gun stays put on your shoulder when you mount it, and the field-style face keeps the profile clean.
This is a grind-to-fit pad, not a slip-on or a drop-in. That means you shape it down to match the exact contours of your stock, which is how you get that seamless factory look. If you're handy with a sander and a grinding jig you can tackle it at home, but if you'd rather have it dialed in perfectly, a gunsmith can knock it out quickly. Pachmayr publishes printable grinding templates that make lining things up a lot easier before you start removing material.
The small measures roughly 5.15 inches long by 1.8 inches wide with a 1-inch thickness, which suits smaller-framed stocks like .410 and lighter 20-gauge guns as well as many rifles. Since sizing depends on your specific stock, it's smart to measure your existing pad or hold the gun up before ordering. Beyond softening recoil, a fresh pad like this can also add a touch of length of pull, which is a nice bonus if the gun fits you a little short.
It's a grind-to-fit pad, so it isn't a slip-on. You shape it down to match the contours of your stock for a clean, custom look. Many people have a gunsmith handle the install, though it's doable at home if you're comfortable with a sander and take your time.
Yes. The F325 is designed for both shotguns and rifles, which is a big part of why it's stayed so popular over the years. Owners have used it on everything from pump shotguns to hard-kicking lever guns to soften up recoil.
The small runs about 5.15 inches long and 1 inch thick, which pairs well with smaller-framed stocks like .410 and lighter 20-gauge guns, along with plenty of rifles. Sizing really comes down to your specific stock, so measure your current pad or hold the gun up before ordering. Pachmayr's grinding templates can help you check fit before you start.
It can add a small amount of length of pull depending on how you fit it, which is handy if the gun feels a touch short for you. Its main job is cushioning recoil, but that extra bit of reach is a welcome bonus for taller shooters or anyone wanting a better cheek weld and mount.
| UPC | 034337000112 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 00011 |
| Color | BROWN |
| Length | 9.4000 |
| Product Type | Recoil Pad |
| Shipping Weight | 0.3625 |
| Style | Standard |
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